Sharpened prybars are the best knife when you need a sharpened prybar.
Rarely if ever do I need a knife just for cutting/slicing, and I wouldn't be here if it weren't for a sharpened prybar that once held my full body weight and allowed me to climb through the ice.
Had an Ontario Marine Raider bowie like in post #14,that was a boat anchor.I sent it to davy jones' locker....
That is a beauty! Is that a one off? Does she have a name?
18 years ago I bought two BK2 blanks. Gifted one. Kept the other in order to slap some handles on it. Still haven't done it. It wouldn't see much use at all.I had a Becker BK-2....
I do own, but the older I get, the less I like them. Light is right, and +slicy is even better. But again, to each his own. I enjoy outdoors usually above tree line and I don't chop half a forrest whenever I camp....Do you have a leaf spring out there that you like ?....
That is a beauty! Is that a one off? Does she have a name?
That is a beauty! Is that a one off? Does she have a name?
Thanks not a one off, but to be completely honest with you I’m not positive I remember exactly who I got it from. Maybe someone recognizes the handle style. I picked it up off the forums some years ago, it was a blem that went for really cheap. I believe I remember being told the sheath was made from an old combat boot (or other boot variation). One of my favorite impulse purchases so far
18 years ago I bought two BK2 blanks. Gifted one. Kept the other in order to slap some handles on it. Still haven't done it. It wouldn't see much use at all.
I do own, but the older I get, the less I like them. Light is right, and +slicy is even better. But again, to each his own. I enjoy outdoors usually above tree line and I don't chop half a forrest whenever I camp.
Mikel